Joseph Tipton is currently a predoctoral fellow in the Department of Classics at the University of Pittsburgh. In addition to teaching courses in Greek history, ancient mythology and classical literature, he is writing his dissertation which deals with the philosophical commitments underlying the Athenian democracy in the Periclean period as evidenced in philosophical, historical and dramatic texts.
During my four years at the University of Kentucky, I discovered my passion in life. My freshman year, I signed up for a Russian language class, and just fell in love with the language, the culture, and the literature of the Russian people.
Interdisciplinary Programs Undergraduate Student
Ph.D. Student
by Rebekah Tilley
photos by Richie Wireman
Archisman Ghosh’s fascination with astronomy was born on a roof in Calcutta. He still looks at the sky, but now he does it through a 20-inch telescope on the roof of UK’s parking structure #2.
Sociology Ph.D Student
English Ph.D Student
Linguistics Undergraduate Students
Ph.D. Student
by Kathryn Wallingford
photos by Shaun Ring
Hispanic Studies Ph.D. Students
International Studies Undergraduate
